Böcker i 2020-serien

Birmingham Poetry Review, founded in 1987, is an annual national and premier journal of poetry. Each issue contains a featured poet, a featured essay, poetry, and book reviews. This issue features the poetry of Betty Adcock and ann essay by Nick Norwood. The editor is Adam Vines.

In book one of this series (2020 After the End) a meteor strike triggered a nuclear war and its parent meteorite passed so close to the earth and was so large it changed the earths tilt and precession. Now the year is two and a half times longer than before and the seasons are so long and so hot or cold they make life practically unlivable if you stay in one place.Civilisation was destroyed.A group of friends who survived the first "ice age" winter in British Columbia in Canada by travelling on motorbikes to Baja, now have to walk back to BC to escape the extreme heat of the northern summer.

The children are out playing in the forest near Horsmanden about 30 miles south of London when the first Nuke hits the British capital...The worlds civilisation has come to an end and only a very few lucky and resourceful people survive.This story follows the children and others they meet as they try to get to somewhere safe to live.The novel is based in part on some of the authors adventures on his travels back in the late 1960's up through to the present day.

We follow Wally and his girlfriend Rangi in New Zealand as they try to stay alive in the post apocolyptic world brought on by the earth being hit by a large meteorite. Then we fast forward to the year 400, 1000 years into the future and find a world very different to the one we know.This novel is based in part on some of the authors adventures on his travels back in the late 1950's up through to the present day.

It's been two-thousand and twenty new years with the seemingly never-ending snow and ice of winter and the burning bleaching extreme heat of summer.The Family controls everything.Everyone lives in peace and comfort indoors, and the settlements bloom.But, there's something going on in the Wild...